Budapest to Prague bus

Buses from Budapest to Prague

Buses in Europe are an affordable way to travel between cities, with a number of companies offering domestic and international routes. Buses from Budapest to Prague take a direct route. The main operators on this line are Infobus, FlixBus, and RegioJet. There are multiple buses that operate throughout the day, with one leaving approximately every 2-3 hours. There are no peak and off-peak fares as the price remains almost the same throughout the day. Weekend travel operates on the same schedule with the addition of one extra carrier.

Taking the Bus from Budapest

Buses from Budapest to Prague leave from Nepliget bus station, the primary international and domestic coach station in Budapest. Located in the Tisztviselotelep section of Budapest, southeast from the city center, the Nepliget Bus Station operates on several domestic bus routes, as well as the M3 metro. Given its location next to the People's Park and Groupama Arena, the station can easily be reached by taxi. The estimated time to get to the station is 10 minutes or 22 minutes via public transit from the city center. Bus service at night to the station is limited.

Getting to Prague by Bus

Buses from Budapest to Prague arrive at Prague Florenc bus station. Situated in the city center, Prague Florenc Bus Station is accessible by several bus lines, the B and C metros, and several trams. The journey from the station to the city center is walkable and takes about 5 minutes. Bus options at night are limited.

The Charles Bridge is a beautiful bridge that spans the Vltava River. Prague's Old Town Square and St. Vitus Cathedral are two cultural and architectural landmarks. The Prague Astronomical Clock is an interesting medieval attraction that is still in operation today.